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@Emma-flournoy *grins* awww, thanks! It’s so great to be back.

Yes, my life has settled down a bit (thankfully). Or at least I’ve gotten to the point where the craziness doesn’t feel so overwhelming. 😝

Erm, I actually haven’t worked on my big projects a ton lately. 😅 I’ve been focused more on trying my hand at poetry. Also, I love recording…[Read more]

@daughteroftheking Ooooh, hard to say. I realllyyy like Data. We have a common obsession with Sherlock Holmes. 😜 But I also love Captain Picard.

Yeah, I think I’d have to say he’s my favorite, but Data is definitely a close second. 😀 You?

@itisastarrynight Zikers, you paint people?! That’s awesome! *shudders* I epically fail at that. XD

Yes, that’s the fun part about acrylics for sure. Also the fact that you can simply paint right over any mistakes you make, whereas in watercolor, correcting smudges and such is a bit more difficult. 😆

@notawriter. lol, no problem. I’m a professional ramble-answerer myself. 😝

Ah! I see now. 😀 My brother is very similar. He loves crafting stories in his head and learning a bit about writing, but he’s more serious about other things. Thanks for satisfying my curiosity. 😜

@sam-kowal Wowza, those stories sound fascinating!! 😀

Ugh, YES. Trying to make things fit together and keep track of all my magic systems is definitely the hardest part about world building for me too. *sigh*

That is such a cool idea about the snatches of memory being left on objects people touch! I would love to read a book that had that in it. 😀

@Dragon-Snapper Coolio.

Oh thank you, @Dekreel! 😀 😉

@MNValentine If you think Les Miserables is basically the best book ever written, AND you have the dedication to read it a third time, you have my applause and respect. IT’S SO AMAZING. My favorite book. And as you see, Dekreel knows this. I like alerting others to its amazing presence, so it’s good to find people…[Read more]

@Dekreel *punches you in the shoulder* GO FOR IT!

@jenwriter17 Oh, books….

Um………………………….

I just looked at my bookshelf and realized that besides Artemis Fowl, I don’t have a single sci-fi book on my shelf. Maybe that’s why I like writing it. I don’t have any……

Sorry. 🙁

@epicaddie2 You don’t have to do this, but if you want to write a really in-depth historical fiction story, I’ve read that you don’t want to just read about the time period, but you want to read in the time period. Read the books that were famous at the time, preserved letters from the time period, newspaper articles, etc.

@mnvalentine Ack, I’m late.

Anyway, welcome to KP! 😀

@sam-kowal We must fight for dragon rights. I’ll start by melting chairs. Stan can make cookies…well, if he likes cookies.

@sam-kowal That’s inhumane.

@Sam-kowal Dragon biology 101.

@jenwriter17 Taking a break sounds like a good idea (I’ve done that before and it always helps). 🙂

I vote for #3 and #4 since they sound very intriguing and exciting.

@bella-d Hello! Me and my assistant, Aberdeen the Authorosarus (he’s an ink-drinking, book-eating dinosaur), greet you! 🙂 🦖

What is your favorite color?

@kate-flournoy I hate being in serious trouble.

@jenwriter17 I like #4 most for what sounds like an exciting read, but #5 actually fascinates me the most. It would depend on what your MC is like, but I think that could make an amazing book.